King Munza In Full Dress. He Reigned In The Late 19Th Century Over The Monbuttoo, A Tribe Of Cannibals In Central Africa. From The Worlds Inhabitants By G. T. Bettany Published 1888

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King Munza In Full Dress. He Reigned In The Late 19Th Century Over The Monbuttoo, A Tribe Of Cannibals In Central Africa. From The Worlds Inhabitants By G. T. Bettany Published 1888

King Munza In Full Dress. He Reigned In The Late 19Th Century Over The Monbuttoo, A Tribe Of Cannibals In Central Africa. From The Worlds Inhabitants By G.T. Bettany Published 1888

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Africa African Central Dress Full King Ornamental Ruler Shaped Tribe Weapon Cannibal Cannibals Nineteenth Scimitar Sickle

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This print showcases the powerful and enigmatic figure of King Munza, who reigned over the Monbuttoo tribe in Central Africa during the late 19th century. Published in 1888 as part of G. T. Bettany's renowned work "The Worlds Inhabitants" this illustration offers a rare glimpse into the ornamental dress and regal presence of an African ruler from that era. King Munza stands tall, exuding authority and confidence, his portrait capturing every intricate detail of his attire. Adorned with elaborate tribal ornaments and symbols, he wears a magnificent robe that drapes gracefully around him. The carefully crafted patterns on his clothing reflect both cultural traditions and personal significance. In one hand, King Munza holds a sickle-shaped weapon, symbolizing his power to protect his people from external threats. His other hand rests upon a scimitar by his side—a testament to his strength as a warrior leader. The photograph not only highlights King Munza's physical appearance but also provides insight into the fascinating customs and practices of the Monbuttoo tribe. While it is mentioned that they were cannibals, it is important to approach such historical accounts with sensitivity and respect for different cultures. Preserved through time by Ken Welsh's meticulous reproduction process, this image invites us to explore history through visual storytelling—an opportunity to appreciate diversity while acknowledging our shared humanity across continents and centuries.

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